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THE IOWA RECORDER. Fourth Year. Whole No. 1219. GREENE, BUTLER COUNTY, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, P.

FEBRUARY 26, 1908. A I STATIC CON- liigb and lear- than 'J ineht-? in diameter, i I was This i carvt-d I I I I T1O.V I FAIO1EJK-S INSTITUTE. To a I ib 1T ol the DtaSLfllli CO3VCOI1O3 ol ihc DcttOCJ caiicvS io is the city 3 'I bu xo. the purpose of f-cprcvrnuuioa bum to tbc iocil tu lt b-lJ 31 Uca Jtily 7. 1908.

by ifcc of ur -ind two licrnaio Jitxn cacb ihc i the state Alxj the ottirr the vsaiy and projCT. rpieieD aticn will be 3cd one aiidiuouLJ tor jd frajCUOn lou i 'jLc- i L'bauile (or governor elcclioD. foaw led to the 3 Jefferson Johnson bell, injd(- of lir-i-s, in the of sxricu'turv i aud iht tiory goes that onct- each vtar it i the of the of China to T''i" have it rung the for Ijegiuning til" planting Ae it sounded the being i his hands ran a plow i next over pri-pim-d grouinl and then planted i lor tin- tirst crop. An'ique war clubs in deience of long forgotten dynasties, brought far and th higher prices. ar Mari.

notified tiiat then- i Saturday, i o'clock tiie i of the Sliell March and 7 Projrruui. For Sale. rc. la. i acti I.iid.-, 0 3 8 clerk I I liEMOCKATIC I Tlt: Convention ili-lil At Milwaukee, Feb.

l-l Unanimously Adopted The in" the i i Th- service- the eci-d an- i i ber-. The 5 5 IO I' hac St i Si 6 7 U'txxlbury. Wonh 19 ro are i to lo thi-. ic Democratic a a pnnci- pntiCi ialt i cnlral Com- February 7. C.

Chairman MARIES. I r'iueiit Facts in Coii- the Xeiv Pri- i-K i bi- 'rinl Stilii- are inlert-sled in priniar law 'iiid iformation in the i acts relating thereto. election. of votes by board of caiuass of by slate ex- iicil. Bounty contentions.

Fune 4 and July '2, district, Fane IS and July 2. state ne 13, bnorii statements of tist be filed. prior to June '2, nomina- of canidates for county of; filed county auditor. prior to June nomina- of candidates for state con- state legislative office and States senitor and electors with the secretary of state. prior to June "2, the secro- certifies the i a i "The democratic party of the state of Wisconsin reatlinn? its allegiance to the time honored principles of Jeflersoniai' ileiiiocracv declares its undying hostility to the sham and hyuocn-y oi republican a i a charges a the appalling abuses disclosed in rece-u message-- of ihe presidenc are the direct result- of the luiig continued rvign of tiie republican party in national affairs.

The people can no longer doubt tiie inherent perfidy of the svi-ieui of gmernineut fostered and nraiiitained by the republican panv. since liie republican president himself ha- furnished the pxidence against it. malefactors convicted and uneonvitted. are but the products of a svitetn 01 i plunder and debauchery too long tiidurtd by a patient suffering people. regard i pride and admiration that i a American, a matchless, leader has blared the to wholesome i so abiy championed the of the 'ic-opie.

His zeal and energv, his wise and larteting itauiphim, as the greatesi i i American statesman and endear him to all those believe equal righrs to all and special privileges to therefore declare'that we are un anituouslv in favor of that great commoner, WilLain J. Bryan, as the dern- cratic candidate iur the of the United States, and h-'reby instruct our delegates to the next national democratic convention at Denver to vote for William .1. Bryan as the democratic nominee for president, first, last a id all the time. i i elect iex; vt-iir-. i--ct whose goxj of i -Ijouid Let men i ihe nl ir i 111- Kleci'nii of othcers.

urt-r's and p-. as come Ti.i- of Directors are al-- que-ted ii at o'clock A. on same date for the purport 01 n- the auditing committees, re- i on the -cretary'6 and treasurer's books for two years also the I books from '20 '07 until the present time. I'. J.

I Pres. W. F. ScANTLEBrKY, Sec'v peered i Joe Ma Wb.li She Was Pa? to he by I "I wish 1 had a lot Sj pa. one winter's night; March F.

AV i the i Up to I'KOJKCTS. Soi O. Hood i i Obituary ot" Mrs. Albri-eht. F.

in': i i qu.ir:-;. stor- i ui The eany spring. Hood to t'lieir present i anticipate- a one rear end of their slim- the "Al feet and be u-e-J a They i also hiiikl a on the lots of ai'ey i or i i bo i'C' iinie-isiori- kirge "i' ioatl-( of suit and lioor i has re-I a i-i font Iront, i ihe irutii the i a JS fo.it a i dition.il opened brnerit of Harris Gree i ereci a be iiM-d for ad- iad i i be -nop for the -in v. i i i i a -oven room house, all i i i i 0:1 thfc 1LW foot lot south of ilu- M. iir-ene residence.

as soon as ti.c i Jake Brnr.n. Fred Carbiener both large mo lern barns on i Thvt, farms north of the cirv. "I'll go South an' stay a while Where days are warm an' bright." He- an" watched the fire die 'eemed lost in thoughtful daze). ma brought in some fresh pine knots An' made a cheerful blaze. "I I had a million shares ()' in Standard ex pa: "I do a thing." Mi made the kettle boil.

An" mixed iiot biscuits, fried some ham An" good you bet!) Fetched cheese aii douglumts, made ihe tea. Tl-t-n down an' et! "I wi-h was a millionaire." Srx have a snap." from the lounge, we heard asnore; a a his ev'mn nap! Ma did the dishes, shook the cloth, Bru-hed up. pat things away, A fed i he cat. then started up Her plan- for She washed an" put some beans to soak A some bread to rise: dried apples, soaked All ready for her pies: She brought more put out the cal, Then darned four pairs o' Pa an' sez. time for bed; Ma.

have you both Man- F- K. Hntchinsur in March Woman's Home Companion. On February published a short account of the death of Mrs. John brecht. at Monrovia, and arc- now- able to publish the obituary in from the Woodland Democrat, California- Deceased was the second daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. I). V. Cole of this citv. She was born near Plumtield on the i of July, 1882 hen she as quite young the family removed to Oregon, but remained there only seven or eight years.

She was educated in the public schools of Yol" county and was considered to be a very bright and promising young a On tin. ISrb of July, she was married to John A They a no children. Mr Albrecht is an em- REAL At the home of the brie C. L. iTeb.

17th. -(Greene as '5 MJTS. morning, chholz of Bert Ochil- plcye ol the Southern Pacific Company and their home has been in Sacramento, although some time was spent at Koseville prior to their departure to the southern part of the state. Deceased was, above stated, the second daughter of a family of six children. Besides her parents and husband she four sisters an one brother.

They are Hoy. and Misses Mae, Julia, Boiia and Gladys Cole, all residents of Woodland. Mrs. Albrecht was a yciir.g a of genial disposition and beautiful character. Her pleasant ways and gracious manner won for her strong friend-, and ardent admirers, all of whom will hear of her i end i protouml regret.

Thev are outspoken in the expression of sorrow for her loss and in A A Laura lius to a i Lot- i a bk -27 Shell M.i-in to Jrhn CaU-v W) acres sf II to'-famie A C-rit-ene 7 bk 2'j Lnsiirns a 1'. a to A Kaiiiiey mv sv. IS Frank lirn.it aud to ne 2 ne L'- '-V-lti i and to -KX) 00 1SOO 00 00 SOOO 00 i i xxx) tree ot Tipton. siafe. Rev.

T. A. Trimble of Dike WP.S the officiating minister. Immediately following the ceremony. the young couple took the Great estern for the Twin Cities and other I points on a honeymoon trip.

After tbe 1'ith of next month they will be at home to their friends at Tipton. Both bride and groom are known to practically ev- i embody Ciarksville and i icinty. Mr. i Ochiltree was engaged in tbe jewelry i business here for several years, and bis young i was bookkeeper for a long i for Buchholz Son when thev conducted a general merchandise btisine-ss here. Mr.

Ochiltree is now in jewelry business at Tipton. Nothing that this paper might say conld add to the popularity of this voung couple, but the STAR a nothing worse for i them than long life, peace and prosper- v. Thev deserie all. Star. ")- HI acre- i QUIT HI DKFDS An Ideal.

er Viien VlU'n I Lots Love bk 8.. 00 is office to county auditors- lays before June 2, county ust send sample ballots to nst file returns with county ivs bptore June 2, connty their appreciation of her noble qualities. had a very a er and compassionate a and a a deeply sensible oi the i i ation arid respect duo to nr hours after rnce? nd ere a er most lovable trp.it^ and tii her in e-too-n nf all ho i i A hr-r. She did not live Km'iiv jlrr.dhurn to Urad 7 li rds ne f-- 'i 17 II A rds r.J= 10 ft in ne corner Jones to i Lt Win it ne i' A won.an on the train entering I Grand Kapids asked the conductor how Ions; the cars stopped at the union He replied: "Madam, we stop just i four minutt-s, from IMO, to two. to two 1 i two." The woman turned to her companion and wonder if he thinks he's (X); tl hisile on the engine.

no! to i i i i I have moved my pianos into the Feyereisen building, formerly- occup- I iei; by J. (lerhard. Patrons may 2-400 00' "'v Stor ct ark instruments at I a place. J. G.

CRANCE. Foiling is the of the Butler County Farmers institute to be held in i-hell Kock Thursday, Friday and Sat- urdav, March 0 aud 7: MARCH In MI. --Call to order bv President Adair. of Weeds, 1 W. i'.

31oines. Ditcussion John Leeper and Joh'i Cosier. A 1 of 2.00--'.Animal Husbandry." R. K. Bliss.

Discussion--Geo. W. Jones, W. C. Natzke and Supervisor K.

H. Le! 1 a EVENING. 7-30--Musical prelade, Shell Kock orchestra. "The best kind of Stock to Raise," W. P.

Morrison. FRIDAY, MARCH b. talk on corn, from start to finish, by Prof. M. L.

Mosher, Ames. AFTERNOON SESSION. of committees and election of officers. Food. What It Is.

Where It Comes From and Where It by Prof. A. II. Snyder, Ames. EVENING.

7-30--Musical prelude, Shell Eock orchestra. "Our Schools in Agriculture," A. V. Storms, Ames. Closing song.

"America." SATURDAY, MARCH 7. and com contest. The following merchants will each give one sack of flour for the best loaf of bread made from their respective brands, vis: A. R. Walker--Cedar Falls Fancy Patcnt.

J. H. Richardson--Madeira's Best. F. O- Newcomb--Pyramid, Southern Winter flour.

F. O. Kewcomb--Jersev Cream. Shell Eock Grain and" Milling White Rose. Cash prixes--Best loaf of bread, second best loaf, $2.

The prizes will be awarded by Miss Edith G. Cbarlton of Ames. Bread most be at opera house by 10:30 Saturday. CORN CONTEST. Boys contest in corn judging: First --Short course scholarship at Ames for- 1909.

M. L. -Mosher will be in charge and award the prizes. SATI-RDAY, AFTERNOON SESSION. Times in Education," Prof.

A. R. McCook. 3.00--Lecture, Miss Edith Charlton. professor of household economies.

Ames. CORN PRIZES. There will be three prizes awarded on best ten ears of com as follows: First, second, third, $1. Bring in your corn and compare it with your neighbor's. To THE PUBLIC.

Everyone is. nrged to attend all the sessions of this institute. The people of Shell Rock will display that hospitality for which they are noted and visitors may be assured of a cordial reception. GEO. ADAIR, President.

A Mmited quauiiy of timothy seed, i containing a nice percent of red clover, crop of and groun on the home farm of John (Jates. about two miles south of Marble liock. A sample of teed was tested for both gerniination and puriiv at the i Iowa" Agricultural College, on Feb. 12, 13 and 14, 1'JOS, and pronounced Ex- I CELLENT. The test card shows the following.

Germination lOO.til^. Inert matter composed of dust and chaff .01 Temperature degrees. Farmers in need of timothy teed, should avail them-' selves of the opportunity of getting" seed of this kind for a reasonable price. Apply to the undersigned as soon as practical, either in person or by letter, ordering amount of seed wanted. JOHX GATES.

ttbi Advices from the Dubuque to the Bndyk, the eye i erly injured in weeks ago is better i ed by the attending will recover. lie several hemorthftMfc noee and ear and tot a doubtful whether through. He deairM on ever that aa aoon poetibla he same hig vicita here wilt be one of hb E. E. WILCOX, Secretarv- I Picture C-0 ot parties must certify number of delegates to i -ention, allotted to precincts.

aa -d. a npp'-iU'd or.rs. Her young i ended the lapse oi the time Her end not county auditors forward list anier the a hut flower in elected to sit in county con-1 hc h( i and in i i county chairmen of parties. fragrance and hen ten or more than sixty A a i dauchter an and a wii'o. I and her memorv i he a I I heritance to a i ind friends throuszh all the dms that are to come.

I iV: it lot 1 bk la to -Tnrcen- countv calls frr district conventions, ys before 2, the com- certify the number of del- ounty and district conven- inty audit-Tr. than June 11, the ust send a list of elected 'gates to the county chair- i N. -uns; in the prf 13!) FOK CURIOS. jjer Sells Ixot From i i i i a Bronrlit -id day's receipts of the sale of Chinese curio? made FI. Conger in Perkin before the Boxer uprising, while Mas United States fninis- i.

to $0.382. a for the two sale, mber of articles were pur- sumablv for the Metropolitan Art. ISIrfi. W. K.

waa a large purchaser, penal bell," one of the first for sle, hardly a foot Hans TIarlyk Bena Hath Win. C. A. Ilassmann 2(1 A a DeGroote 19. Kdw.ird (4.

a 2o. F. Blaiser Ochletree i M. 2s. i i a A Sager 2: Catherine a i a 28 Jennie Ubben i i i i i i i Ia-t Friday Han's i Iless i nee oi a i a the ceremony had been i ar.d congratulations i i i the married couple a snppf-r Tiie i i and cnn.ni.

are both respecttti. Saturday times you don't fee! just i i i von have a had stomach, i a S'nietiiing i a a that a-M-i r.u, sti.m: nr.t something that will i a time but something that 1 i r-o-invf'lv do the work that tiie performs under ordinary and normal conditions, something that i a the food To do this ou a a a a dige-iant like 1 Kodol For Kodol is ascien- I tiiic preparation of acids with I a a contains the same -mces in a stomach. It Each oi po; i pr-'-mnt i and to take. ftooro. tore than sure to afford hat yon eat Sold bv Tobin 1'se OeWitt's Little Early Risers, pleasant little pili-.

They art easy to take. Sold bv Tobin fc Doore. I We h.ive two or three M'arni" a Greene for rent. These a i have become available for purposes just recently and are pjooa, dry, improved Inquire at the Merchants National Bank. Ken Pe-klyconrt h.is the noe Tlodgdon farm nort ot" town.

Did ever stop to i highly you would pr'nc the baby's picture in vears to come? ber i one is growing; every and soon the baby graces be merely a recollection, uniess photographed now. I make a specialty of this art and can guarantee the best of satisfaction. Samples on i i i at the studio. A Niies Studio, IOWA FOR SALE. quality straw and fine timothy hay in the barn).

Jos. ALBRECHT. CAUCUS CAJLL. The Democntaof CeUtntar will bold a cmncTM tke boM Greene, on Friday cwpiac, 8 o'clock, for tbe parpoae of 11 delegates to the eowrty where delegates will be Elate convention. Let all sure to attend.

Co of the Condition of the MJvRCHANTS NATIONAL BANK at Greene in of lovia. at i'he close of business Feb. 14th, 1908. Comptroller's Call. "RESOURCES.

Loans and Discounts Overdrafte, secured and unsecured U. S. Bonds to secure circulation Premiums on U. S. Bonds Banking house, furniture and fixtures from National Banks (not reserve agents) Dne from approved reserve agents Checks and other cash items Notes of other National Banks Fractional paper currency, mckles and cente Monev Reserve in Bank, viz: Specie --5 Legal tender notes Redemption fund with TJ.

S. Treasurer of circulatitt 11 LIABILITIES. Total Capital stock paid itV Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid National Bank notes outstanding Dne to Trust Companies and Savings Banks Individual deposits subject-to Demand certificates of deposit Time certificates of deposit Total. IOWA, OCVTY- STATE OF BUTI.KR COC C- W. Soesbe, Cashier of the above named bank, do sol the above statement is true to the best'of my knowledge and belief, C.

W. So Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of Feb: C. Correct Atffest: EDWIN MORRILL, CHARGES GATES, H. H. BABXETT, Directors.

of the condition of the FARMERS SAVINGS BANK, organized- under tbe of Iowa, located at Greene, Iowa, in the county of Butler, at the close of ness on 14th day of February, A. D. 1908, made to the Auditor of State inquired by law. ASSETS. Amount of Bills, Bonds and other evidences of debt discounted Or purchased actually owned by Bank (carried out) Amount of cash on hand, described as follows: Gold coin, Silver coin and bullion, 300.00 Legal tender and national banks notes and subsidiary coin" $1200.00 Drafts and checks on other solvent banks and other cash items not dishonored, on hand and belonging to the bank $1200.00 Amount subject to be drawn at sight on deposit with solvent banks or bankers (specifying names and locations of Merchants National Bank Greene, Iowa Overdrafts Expense account Value of personal property (owned by the Bank) TOTAI, ASSETS.

of capital stock actually paid up in cash, Total amount due depositors, as follows: Amount sight deposits, 791.18 1 Commercial $33,056.18 Amount time deposits. Savings Indebtedness of every kind, due banks, bankers, or persons of other than regular depositors: Amount of undivided profits, as follows: Surplus fund, 2,300.00 Other profits on hand (after deducting taxes and expenses 232,57 TOTAL LIABILITIES. Amount of all liabilities to the Bank on part of its directors Aa endoracrs STATE OF IOWA, Butler County i I D. H. Ellis, Cashier of the Bank above named, do solemnly that statement is full, true and correct, to the best of my knowledge Mil that the assets therein set forth are bona fide tbe property of Baxl its corporate capacity, and that no part of tbe same has been lowed or adt to said Bank for the purpose of being exhibited as a portion of ite D.

H. Cathier, presence by D. Correct Atieet: Pw-orn to before me and subscribed in my Ellis this 25th dav of February, 1908 C. M. Notary Public in and (or Batter Fdwin (Jeo.

T. Cole Chas. Gates Directors. you wut anything 9m pccialry nke md wtli done, we WMt have no travtJmj from and yoo can bvy what you Jtt. TAYLOR GRU1 BrmtMm to MHb a.